Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1887-11-29
THE DEmoCRArrC PRImARIEs.
Busy Times In the Large Democrat
Warda Last EHanIng.

THE DEMOCRATIC PRIMARIES.
Busy Times In the Large Democratic
Wards Last Evening.
The Democratic caucuses were held yester-
day afternoon and evening and the tickets
elected in the various wards are given be-
low. The indications are that there will be
no opposition to the denomination of Town
Agent Reynolds or the present board of Sc
lectmen. There was much battling in the
Fourth, Fifth, Seventh and Twelfth wards
over the Common Council nominations.
FIRST WARD.
The First ward Democrats had a Glove
feast" at So Crown street. Only one ticket
was run, 80 votes polled, and it favored the
denomination of the old town ticket. The
ticket was:
City-Caleb B. Bowers, James Il. Kelley, Hugh
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Geary, Phillip Winter; alternate, Otto Wall.
Ward nominating ommittee-Charles A. Limbs
ley Francis G. Ingerson, Hugh Finnegan, Charles
Otto, Thomas L. Madden, Herman Thai, George l.
Cummings, August Reisinger, Moses Lesserman and
Box tender-Frank Peck
Checker-Frank c. miles.
SECOND WARD.
In this ward So ballots were cast. But one
ticket was in the field; it favored Reynolds
and Neal. The following ticket was elected;
Town-Harvey B. Dorman,. John F. Shea, John
Reynolds, George Gruener; alternate VIM. q. Ere
| ricks.
City-samuel L. Bronson, Timothy J. Fox, Chas.
spreyer Patrick Kilbride; alternate, Samuel Buck
master.
William Kelley Charles Albig; alternate, Albert E.
| Barnett. - -.
Edward Fitzgerald, Patrick Kilbride, John Moran,
Philip Kieber, Thomas E. Fender, James H Collins,
| Town Neutrality-suspicious. Donnelly.
| Box tender-Charles Spreyer.
Observation-Disclosures Brethauer.
| THIRD WARD.
In the Third ward there was but one ticket
| in the field. There were $50 votes cast. The
| following ticket was elected:
Town-Michael Dillon, Philip CoIvrelI, James C.
1 Mcclure, John W. Gordon, John H Dillon, John J.
l Dobson, John Carney; alternate, James E. Nc
City-Edward Boyhan, George Bohn, Michael oh
Reynolds, Peter o'Brien; alternate, James T.
Moran.
Be 01 Lynch Charles Schorer Thom
as McKiernan, Daniel F: Sullivan, James JLawton;
| alternate Timothy j. O'Donnell.
Thomas r. Sullivan Edward L. Cahfll. Robert a.
Michaef Lee, James Cavanaugh, Michael Moran
| Peter ,McKiernan, Richard Granfield, Patrick
I
| Town Thomas P. Donahue.
Box tender-John DobSon.
Checker. F. McHugh.
| FOURTH WARD.
The young mems ticket carried the day in
| this ward. The ticket supports Morris Lynch
| for alderman, and Charles Fleischner for coun-
Gilman. The following is the ticket elected
| Town-James c. Donnely, James F. Shields
Charles Fleischner, Andrew W. Nurtagh, George e
Mitchell, John Coyle; alternate, Andrew Nc
Queensy.
CitySJulius G. Bassett, William Mooney, John
| Smallman, Marcus Schwed, Thomas WEIGH, Freder
| lex j. Angus; alternate. Frank Foley.
| Beard of relief-Edward j. Nugent, John Cox
John M. Burke, Abraham Bretzfelder. Edward Cur
| ran, John Ahern; alternate, Samuel Moore.
War committee-Janes J. Kennedy, Thomas
F. Birmingham, James Berry, Edward T. Nugent
John Reilly, James Quinn, and nlnety.six others.
| Box tender-Daniel Carroll.
! Checker-John E. Maher.
FIFTH WARD.
The following ticket was elected in the
Fifth ward:
Town--Joseph Porter, john P Carney, Isaac
City-Willam Hull Kiernen Flynn, Herman Sta
bel adTaFd RHeer Bsr5es simon
| Hugo, Henry Farrell, James 7. Lynch; Frank
Chairman ward nominating committee-Joseph
| B. Cunningham.
Town committee-Thomas ]. Conaty.
SIXTH WARD.
In the Sixth ward the successful ticket is
| as follows:
| Town-John W. Lake, jeremiah Breen, William
Crowley, John Quit, Bernard Ganiy; alternate, Paul
Beetz.
Lyssght, E, NJ. Cans, Henry KEGS; alternate, Fran
/ els Graham.
Thomas NJ Hayes, Charles Bell, Michael Keleher;
| alternate, VIM. E. Martin.
| Chairman ward nominating committee-Andrew
| Town committeeman-George Och,
SEVENTH WARD.
Quite a bitter contest was waged in this
| ward between the friends of Alderman Rich
| ard N. Sheridan and John ]. Sullivan. The
| following ticket was elected:
City-John ]. Sullivan, Thomas Herman, Jacob
Stolz, Patrick F. Herman George NJ. Grant, Thomas
Scully, Patrick Conlan Patrick Costello; alternate
ToWn-Thomas F. Campbell John McDonough,
Michael J; Coffey, William Engiehardt. lawrence
| Burton j. Mansfield; alternate, William o,Keefe.
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Thomson. John Beecher, Patrick Grimes, Paul Nc
Cusker; alternate, James Kane.
Town committeeman-Joh ohm Nolan.
Chairman ward nominating committee-Daniel
Sheehan.
EIGHTH WARD.
In the Eighth ward the following ticket
| was elected. There was but little excite
| ment in this ward:
| Jeremiah McGrath; alternate, George Hugo.
City-John Cronan, g. Harrison Wagner, Charles
Board of reiief-Bernard McCOe, Seymour c.
| LOOMS, William Geary; alternate, Michael Hess
Chairman ward nominating committee-sey-
mour G. Loomis.
NINTH WARD.
In the Ninth ward there was only one
| ticket in the field. Seventy votes werO cast
| for it.
Town-wm. E. Dunn. John Donnelly, Michael
| O'Keefe, James Kelly; alternate, Jeremiah Spill
| lane: r,--,,-
HILL Charles F. Balbier; alternate James II. CLARK.
| Beard of reef-Patrick Smith, Lawrence O'Far-
rell John H. Foster Paul HeubiSch; alternate, Jas.
Mckee.
| Ward nominating committee-Walter R. Scott,
John Teviin Richard A. Fisher, Michael Nagie, Ed
ward Keaveny, Andrew Mcclure. Patrick Moore,jr..
Town conmitteeman- Michael E, Tracy.
Box tender-Richard E. Deneefe.
Checker-BernardT 7. Geelan.
TENTH WARD.
In the Tenth ward the following ticket
was elected by ten majority. One hundred
| and seventy nine votes were cast:
Tovn-Albert o. Norton, Patrick B. O'Brien, VIII
liam b; Brown; alternate, John Clarity. 1..o,,3.
L. Lathrop, Thomas T. McGinness; alternate.
City observation-disclosures f. Russell, John F.
Dryer, Thomas Nevins; alternate, j. Newton Pier
Ward nominating committee Alfred P. Munson,
Edward Downes Frank M. Lovejoy, Frank W. Tier
nan John j. Burns, william E. Munson, John CAL
lahan, William h Brown jr., William Fl. Stokes,
Michael Ward, John Lyons, Edward J. Burns,
Joseph E. Hubinger, Alfred ]. Edwards. Jacob P.
HUME, Thomas F. Granfeld.
Town committee-Lurof o. Bradley.
Box tender-John Janiesewicz
Checker-John Clarity
ELEVENTH WARD.
The following ticket was elected in the
Eleventh ward
Town-Patrick WEIGH Louis Maynard, Charles s.
Painter.
City-Henry Konold, James Burns, George II.
Porter
Board of relief-Matthew Kennedy, Alexander e.
Hamilton, William Sullivan.
Ward nominating committee-Matthew WEIGH,
chairman.
TWELFTH WARD.
In the Twelfth ward This ticket carried the
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